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No. of Printed Pages : 20 MCC-006 POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN CLINICAL 0 CARDIOLOGY (PGDCC) Term-End Examination June, 2015 MCC-006 : CARDIO VASCULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY Time : 2 hours Maximum Marks : 60 Note : There will be multiple choice type of questions in this examination which are to be answered in OMR Answer Sheets. (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (vii) (viii) All questions are compulsory. Each question will have four options and only one of them is correct. Answers have to be marked in figures in the appropriate rectangular boxes corresponding to what is the correct answer and then blacken the circle for the same number in that column by using HB or lead pencil and not by ball pen in OMR Answer Sheets. If any candidate marks more than one option, it will be taken as the wrong answer and no marks will be awarded for this. Erase completely any error or unintended marks. There will be 90 questions in this paper and each question carries equal marks. There will be no negative marking for wrong answers. No candidate shall leave the examination hall at least for one hour after the commencement of the examination. MCC-006

1. CVD accounts for the following percentage of death among under-70 population in developing countries : (1) > 50% (2) > 60% (3) > 70% 2. Mortality due to CVD among Indian men will rise from 1985 to 2015 by (1) 83% (2) 93% (3) 103% (4) 113% 3. In 2001, number of people dying of CVD of all types in the world is (1) 10 million (2) 17 million (3) 24 million 4. First four leading causes of death in developing countries in GBD 2000 study include all of the following except (1) IHD (2) Cerebrovascular disease (3) Respiratory cancers (4) HIV/AIDS 5. First report to highlight high prevalence of CAD among Indians came from (1) South Africa (2) Fiji (3) Singapore (4) Uganda MCC-006 2

6. In Framingham Offspring Study Q-wave MI is commoner in Indian men by (1) 2 times (2) 3 times (3) 4 times (4) 5 times 7. As compared to Caucasians, Asian Indians have a higher incidence of all of the following except (1) TVD (2) High atheroma score (3) Larger infarct size 8. Angiographically, as compared to Caucasians, Asian Indians have (1) More collateral vessels (2) Smaller coronary arteries (3) Both of the above 9. As compared to Whites, TVD is commoner among Asian Indians by (1) 2 times (2) 3 times (3) 4 times 10. Premature CAD in women is defined as CAD occurring in women before (1) 55 years (2) 65 years (3) 75 years MCC-006 3

11. As compared to Europeans first MI is commoner among Indian men by (1) 2 times (2) 3 times (3) 4 times (4) 5 times 12. Young CAD means CAD before the age of (1) 30 (2) 40 (3) 50 13. Most marked CAD mortality difference between Caucasians and South Asians is seen in the age-group (1) 15 20 (2) 20 29 (3) 30 39 (4) > 40 14. Standardised Mortality Rate (SMR) is highest among the following ethnic group in Singapore : (1) Chinese (2) Malay (3) South Asians 15. Immigrant Indians have all of the following except (1) 3 times higher prevalence of CAD (2) Multiple coronary artery involvement (3) CAD mortality pronounced among the young MCC-006 4

16. As compared to US, prevalence of CAD among urban population in India is higher by (1) 2 times (2) 3 times (3) 4 times 17. Among Delhi population, community with lowest prevalence of CAD is (1) Bengalis (2) Marathis (3) Punjabis (4) Guj aratis 18. Rural-urban difference in CAD prevalence is accounted by differing prevalence of (1) Risk factors (2) Social factors (3) Both of the above 19. As compared to immigrant Indians prevalence of CAD among native Indians is (1) High (2) Same (3) Less (4) Same in some cases 20. In India prevalence of CAD is higher in the following part of the country : (1) South (2) North (3) North-East (4) West MCC-006

21. Coronary artery lesions in Indians have the following characteristics except (1) Premature (2) Severe (3) Extensive 22. Clinical CAD events in Indians is (1) Double that of Whites (2) 4-times higher than Chinese (3) Both of the above 23. Burden of CAD in India is (1) FO percent of GDP (2) 0.9 percent of GDP (3) 0.8 percent of GDP (4) 0.7 percent of GDP 24. In Indians, acute coronary events occur (1) At least 10 years earlier than Caucasians (2) At least 5 years earlier than Chinese (3) At least 10 years earlier than Latin Americans 25. Major causes of DALY in India include all of the following except (1) Perinatal conditions (2) Ischemic heart disease (3) Maternal conditions (4) Lower respiratory infections MCC-006

26. Cardiovascular diseases that impose major burden on India include all of the following except (1) CAD (2) Hypertension (3) Rheumatic heart disease 27. In India, the most important risk factor contributing to CAD is (1) Diabetes (2) Smoking (3) Hypertension (4) Hyperlipidemia 28. In India, prevalence of RHD among primary school children 6 10 years age is (1) 3.9/1000 (2) 4.9/1000 (3) 2.9/1000 (4) 5.9/1000 29. PDAY study proved presence of advanced atherosclerotic plaques in (1) Young Indians (2) Elderly Indians (3) Young Americans (4) Elderly Americans 30. Complicated atherosclerotic plaques are seen in (1) Second decade (2) Third decade (3) Fourth decade (4) Fifth decade MCC-006

31. Atheroma formation is related to all except (1) Injury to endothelium (2) Change in blood lipids (3) Both of the above 32. Progress of atherosclerosis depends on (1) Heredity (2) Environmental factors (3) None of the above (4) Both of the above 33. Risk factors directly responsible for promoting atherosclerosis are (1) Conditional risk factors (2) Causal risk factors (3) Predisposing risk factors 34. All of the following are non-modifiable factors except (1) Age (2) Gender (3) Metabolic syndrome (4) Heredity 35. Family history of early CAD is present when the onset in affected male is (1) < 65 years (2) < 55 years (3) < 45 years MCC-006 8

36. The percentage of males aged 70 79 years having 10-year CAD risk more than 20% is almost (1) 50% (2) 60% (3) 70% 37. All of the following are true about atherosclerosis in females except (1) Protected by sex hormones (2) Protection diminishes after menopause (3) Women in 6th and 7th decade have almost same incidence of CAD as males 38. Incidence of CAD death in women < 50 years as compared to men of same age is (1) <50% (2) > 50 % (3) < 40% (4) > 40% 39. After CABG, mortality risk in women as compared to men is (1) 2-times lower (2) 3-times higher (3) 3-times lower (4) 2-times higher 40. Family history of CAD is significant in the following situations except (1) Early age (2) First degree relatives (3) Siblings MCC-006 9

41. As compared to parental premature CVD, sibling CVD confers (1) More risk (2) Similar risk (3) Lesser risk (4) Equal risk 42. Children born to families with a high prevalence of standard risk factors will be (1) At risk for development of CAD (2) No risk for development of CAD (3) Variable risk for development of CAD 43. Saturated fatty acids increase the level of (1) VLDL (2) IDL (3) HDL (4) LDL. 44. Polyunsaturated fatty acid reduces (1) LDL (2) HDL (3) Both of the above 45. Animal protein increases the plasma level of (1) Lp(a) (2) Homocystiene (3) Fibrinogen MCC-006 10

46. Following are true about Nicotine except (1) Potent agonist of para-sympathetic system (2) Increases coronary tone (3) Provokes vasoconstriction 47. Moderate alcohol intake has beneficial action by virtue of its action on (1) HDL (2) Platelets (3) Fibrinolysis 48. Physical inactivity causes (1) Increase in body weight (2) Decrease in cardiac reserve (3) Decrease in insulin sensitivity 49. Effect of stress is mediated through (1) Parasympathetic nervous system (2) Aldosterone (3) Bradykinin 50. Hypertension aggravates ischemia by (1) Promoting atheroma (2) Increasing oxygen demand (3) Both of the above MCC-006 11

51. At a given level of LDL cholesterol, the atherogenic potential is increased by (1) Low VLDL (2) High TG (3) Low HDL (4) High IDL 52. In presence of diabetes (1) Likelihood to develop CAD increases 3 5 times (2) Overall mortality from heart disease in women increases 4 5 times (3) Prevalence of CAD may be as high as 55% 53. Obesity is related to all of the following except (1) Hyperlipidemia (2) Hypertension (3) Insulin resistance 54. Metabolic syndrome is characterized by all of the following except (1) Atherogenic dyslipidemia (2) Pro-inflammatory state (3) Pro-thrombotic state 55. Newer risk factors for CAD include all of the following except (1) Hyperhomocysteinemia (2) Right ventricular hypertrophy (3) Oxidative stress MCC-006 12

56. Increased fasting total homocysteine level is associated with (1) Coronary artery disease (2) Peripheral vascular disease (3) Cerebro-vascular disease 57. Pathological effects of Lp(a) is magnified in the presence of (1) High TC/HDL-C ratio (2) Low LDL (3) Both of the above 58. Following are associated with CVD risk except (1) Factor VII (2) tpa (3) PAI-1 (4) Increased platelet aggregation 59. Vitamins protective against oxidative stress are (1) E (2) C (3) A 60. Following risk factor is more prevalent in South Asians as compared to Caucasians : (1) Hypertension (2) Apo-B level (3) Low HDL (4) Body-mass index MCC-006 13

61. Within six years of heart attack (1) 18% of men will have another heart attack (2) 7% of men will experience sudden death (3) 8% of men will have a stroke 62. Preventive strategy where major risk factors are addressed is (1) Primordial prevention (2) Primary prevention (3) Secondary prevention (4) Tertiary prevention 63. The most effective strategy for prevention of CAD in the community is (1) Primary prevention (2) Secondary prevention (3) Primordial prevention 64. Strategy of treating people with a high level of cholesterol only is (1) Population health strategy (2) Single raised risk factor strategy (3) High baseline risk strategy 65. Lifestyle modification consists of all of the following except (1) Tobacco cessation (2) Physical exercise (3) Stress reduction MCC-006 14

66. Folflowing drugs are used for chemo-prevention except (1) Statins (2) Beta-blockers (3) ACEI 67. Healthy diet includes large amounts of (1) Fruits and vegetables (2) Trans-fat (3) Lean meat 68. Following carbohydrates are good for health except (1) Glucose drink (2) Whole wheat (3) Brown rice 69. High glycemic index food causes (1) Quick and large increase in blood sugar level (2) Increased risk of diabetes (3) Increased risk of CAD 70. Glycemic index of food is determined by all of the following except (1) Complexity of carbohydrate (2) Type of starch (3) Processing (4) Fat content MCC-006 15

71. Unsaturated fats are mostly found in (1) Plant sources (2) Animal sources (3) Both of the above 72. LDL is decreased and HDL is increased simultaneously by (1) Saturated fats (2) Monounsaturated fats (3) Polyunsaturated fats 73. Important source of Omega-3 is (1) Canola oil (2) Olive oil (3) Fish oil 74. HDL is reduced by all of the following except (1) Polyunsaturated fat (2) Monounsaturated fat (3) Saturated fat (4) Trans-fat 75. The worst fat of all is (1) Polyunsaturated fat (2) Monounsaturated fat (3) Trans-fat (4) Saturated fat MCC-006 16

76. Following are true about the fat content of diet except (1) Fat intake should be less than 10% of total calories (2) Cholesterol should be less than 30 mg (3) Saturated fat should be less than 10% 77. For a healthy diet all of the following are advisable except (1) Avoid foods rich in saturated fat and cholesterol (2) Take plenty of fruits and vegetables (3) Moderate the intake of salt 78. Following are true about quitting smoking except (1) Within 1 year the risk of heart attack is reduced by 50% (2) Lung cancer is reduced by 60% after 5 years (3) Personality is adversely affected (4) There is immediate decrease in anginal episodes 79. Predominant beneficial action of alcohol is seen in people who drink (1) 1 to 2 oz. per day with 2 3 alcohol-free days every week (2) 2 to 3 oz. per day every week (3) 4 to 5 oz. per day with 2 3 alcohol-free days every week 80. Benefits of physical exercise are all of the following except (1) Weight loss (2) Favourable lipid profile (3) Retardation of atherosclerotic process MCC-006 17

81. For the benefit of heart, every week exercise should be performed at least (1) 2 3 days (2) 7 days (3) 4 6 days 82. Non-pharmacological management of blood pressure includes (1) Restriction of salt intake to less than 4 gm/day (2) Reduction of overweight (3) Regular physical exercise 83. Causes of secondary hyperlipidemia are all of the following except (1) Hypothyroidism (2) Alcohol excess (3) Corticosteroid use 84. All of the following are secondary prevention lipid trials except (1) 4S (2) WOSCOPS (3) LIPID (4) HPS 85. All of the following are "coronary heart disease equivalent" except (1) Risk 10 20% in 10 years plus two risk factors (2) Diabetes mellitus (3) Peripheral arterial disease MCC-006 18

86. In Indian heart patients, the triglyceride level should be kept below (1) 170 mg/dl (2) 160 mg/dl (3) 150 mg/dl (4) 140 mg/dl 87. Non-HDL target is (1) 20 + LDL target (2) 30 + LDL target (3) 40 + LDL target (4) 50 + LDL target 88. Following MI, the serum cholesterol remains depressed for (1) 2 weeks (2) 4 weeks (3) 6 weeks (4) 8 weeks 89. Hypertension in Type-2 diabetes mellitus (1) Usually indicates nephropathy (2) Accelerates the decline of renal function in established nephropathy (3) Predicts the development of nephropathy 90. In the absence of co-morbid conditions, drug treatment of obesity is indicated when BMI is more than (1) 27 kg/sq.m (2) 30 kg/sq.m (3) 33 kg/sq.m (4) 36 kg/sq.m MCC-006 19